Whiting High School - Reflector Yearbook (Whiting, IN)

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The Reflector Mr. W. W. Borden arc called together tor the purpose of d Several changes in administration came with Mr. Borden. Chief among these was the introduction of the 6-3-3 plan. Of almost equal importance was the inauguration of a schedule of regu- lar faculty meetings. Once each month all teachers in the Whiting City Schools iscussing professional matters of interest to all. ADMINISTRATION Mr. W. W. Borden, a man of wide experience and education, came to us as superintendent of the Whiting Schools in the fall of 1031. to take the place left by the resignation of Mr. Hoskinson. He was graduated from Wooster Col- lege with a Bachelor of Arts degree, and later attained a Bachelor of Science degree in Education at the University of Ohio. In 1925 he received his Mas- ter of Arts degree at Columbus Uni- versity. and was given a special diploma for work in Educational Administration Mr. Borden had been superintendent of schools in South Bend. Indiana, for 12 years prior to the present school year. Whiting schools arc fortunate in having such efficient members on the Board of Education. At the beginning of this school year. Mr. Salapski was chosen president; Dr. Bransky. treasurer; and Mr. Gambril, secretary. The great interest and untiring attention of these men have helped to place our school system among the best in Indiana. Board of Education: (). E. Bransky, J. Ross Gambril, John Salapski.

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Administration and Faculty Like the sun and the moon, give us light.

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The Reflector ADMINISTRATION Mr. L. C. Grubb, our principal, came to Whiting High School in 1912 as a teacher of science. He received his bachelor degree from Dc Pauw Univers- ity and has taken extended graduate courses at the Chicago and Indiana Uni- versities. He is completing his twelfth year as principal, and during that time much progress has been made in our school. In 1917, when Mr. Grubb first as- sumed his present position as principal, Whiting High had an enrollment of 250 students under the four year plan. Now, with a three year high school, the enroll- ment is 575. Throughout the years that Mr. Grubb has been our very efficient leader, many new departments have been added to our school system, until now we have one of the finest high schools in Indiana. We have excelled not only in scholastic standing hut in athletics, music, drama, and all extra-curricular activities as well. We arc proud that these honors have been made possible through the help of Mr. Grubb, whose main interest is so completely centered with the student body. A student council is organized every year in order to ass st our principal in getting student opinions and helpful suggestions on the various subjects that are of interest to the student body. This council consists of the class presidents and two additional representatives from each class. Mr. L. C. Grliuj Student Council—Sitting—R. Hale, J. Kukacki, B. Bradoo, I.. Bailey, M. Martioli Standing—K. Mallick, C. Nicholson, F. F.mken, S. Fowdy